Sentence examples for a little spirited from inspiring English sources
The bridge where she got a little spirited and sang with more passion was the only bright spot.
"He's a little too spirited for you in your current, uh, condition," Lenhardt said.
It has become rather overrun with dandelions so I did a little public spirited - and rather nervous - weeding.
Some look slightly bemused by this cute little spirited thing (who seems to believe he is one big giant wolf! I guess they are related after all...), carrying on his beach walk with his tail and ears indicating which direction the wind was coming from.
(Even if some of it comes across as a little mean-spirited).
It seems a little mean-spirited and like you don't care if we do well.
To outsiders, New York City might seem stingy and a little mean-spirited by comparison.
"I said a few words last week about Manchester United because there were uninvited English journalists here and I thought it would be a little mean-spirited if I did not answer a few of their questions.
It seems a little mean-spirited to analyze such an earnest endeavor, but as the show seeks financial support, it's worth asking: Sure, "Reading Rainbow" is good for you, but is it any good?
But some of it was silly, even a little mean-spirited, given that beneath the exaggerations and generalizations, the piece seemed less a generic satire of media stars than a thinly veiled skewering of Britney Spears, who seems to be the central figure in a heavily processed video backdrop to the work.
The university's decision could have been seen as a little mean-spirited - after all, it came not long after their employment of Martin Amis on a part-time salary of £80,000 - but Rowbotham was reaching the retirement age of 65, and it is hardly unusual to enforce a contract.
